Last week, I talked about the progress of our extended GENBA no Kizuna demo, showing off some of the finally finished sprites for Shinketsu and Rei. Today, I’m happy to announce that the early release of its first part for patrons is just around the corner! So what exactly will this release include, you might …

So, after last week’s slightly longer blog post about How To Plan A Crime (as a writer for a fictional work, of course!), I guess that today’s blog post is going to be a bit more on the shorter side and just a quick overview of what’s currently going on!

It’s finally time! Jurassic June has arrived, meaning that it has actually been an entire year now ever since we publicly unveiled our next murder mystery GENBA no Kizuna! Because of that, I thought I’ll use the first blog post of this year’s Jurassic June to not only give you an overview of what we …

With the first GENBA no Kizuna demo finally released, it’s now time to focus on our next major goal. And if you have played through our demo, you can probably imagine what that will be: another demo, of course!

Now that the demo for GENBA no Kizuna is finally out and you can get a first impression of what it is going to look and feel like, I thought that for today’s blog post, it might be a good idea to once again compare it a little to our previous murder mystery visual novel. …

The day has finally come! After a lot more testing and fixing some more issues with the help of those supporting us on Patreon, we are happy to announce that the first demo for our newest murder mystery GENBA no Kizuna is now available to the public, as well!

Alright, it’s finally time to talk about our GENBA no Kizuna demo again! Last week I said that “it’ll be ready when it’s ready”, because little did I know that Natsu would finish it and send it over two nights later. If you support us on Patreon, you can even download it yourself right now …

So, here we are at the beginning of March already, which means that today’s blog post will mostly revolve around our plans for the month. Before we get to those, however, I guess we’ll take a quick look back at February.